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Posts tagged ‘anti-harassment’

2011.09.14   Quick hit: policy around a sexual talk at the Open Video Conference   (8)

How does the warning from the Open Video Conference about Cindy Gallop’s sexual talk content work for you?

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2011.07.25   Getting ready for OSCON, code of conduct and cultural change   (0)

This is a guest post by Selena. It is cross-posted from her blog. I totally should be working on my talks right now, but instead I’ve been talking with people about the lack of a ...

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2011.04.28   Ask a Geek Feminist, photography/recording round   (0)

Welcome to a special round of Ask a Geek Feminist! There are a few photographers/recorders or event organisers who want to ask us questions about their policies or practices, and don’t feel their questions fit ...

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2011.03.31   On feeling less safe   (17)

Over at Hoyden About Town, Wildly Parenthetical considers Tackling Misogyny: Procedures or Social Sanctions?: But more interesting has been the discussion about formal and informal mechanisms for dealing with sexual harassment. There are lots of ...

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2010.12.08   The Importance of Allies   (2)

Deb Nicholson is a geeky gal who is motivated by the intersection of technology and social justice. She spends her time working freelance with the Caucus to Increase Women’s Participation in Free Software and pursuing ...

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2010.12.07   6 reasons event organizers should adopt the Conference Anti-Harassment Policy   (1)

This has been cross-posted from my personal blog. Valerie and a number of my feminist friends have been working on a generic Conference anti-harassment policy which can be adapted to suit specific events. This is ...

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